Web design and SEO services
Four web design and SEO services, built to work together. A beautiful site that nobody finds is a waste of money — and rankings for a site that doesn’t convert are just traffic. I handle both ends, which is why the work compounds instead of cancelling out.
Website design and development
Custom-designed, custom-built sites for businesses that have outgrown templates. Fast, mobile-first, and structured for search from the first line of code. Three months of full support after launch.
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Search engine optimisation
Technical SEO, content strategy and genuine authority building, aimed at the searches that actually precede a purchase rather than at vanity keywords. Free audit to start.
Ecommerce development
Stores built around how people search and buy. Product architecture, category structure and conversion work — not a theme install with plugins bolted on top.
Software and web applications
Custom tools for the parts of your business that off-the-shelf software handles badly — billing systems, dashboards, portals, booking systems, internal workflows.
How these web design and SEO services fit together
Most agencies split design and search between different people, and the seams show. A site gets designed, launched, and then handed to someone else to make findable — by which point the structure is already working against them.
Doing both means the decisions that matter for search get made during the build: URL structure, heading hierarchy, page architecture, speed, schema. None of it has to be retrofitted, and none of it compromises the design.
Who I work with
Clients in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Germany and across India — plus a limited number of local projects in Jalandhar and Punjab. Where I’m strongest is B2B, ecommerce at real catalogue scale, and SEO held over years rather than months.
Not sure what you need?
Tell me the problem rather than the solution. Most projects start as “we need a new website” and turn out to be something more specific once we look at the numbers. I’ll tell you honestly which service actually fits — including when the answer is that you don’t need one.
Tell me what you're trying to grow.
I'll come back with an honest read on what's possible — whether or not it turns into a project.